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Training & Consultancy

Diversity Trust provides equality, diversity, inclusion and accessibility training and consultancy.
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Research & Development

We deliver a comprehensive programme of research & development.
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Diversity Films

We produce powerful short films to promote equality, diversity and inclusion.
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Our Events

Anonymous & Confidential HIV Testing

HIV affects people of all ages and effective treatments now mean that life expectancy has significantly increased for people with HIV. As part of National HIV Testing Week (NHTW), which seeks to promote regular testing among key populations, The Eddystone Trust and Unity Sexual Health are offering free, discreet, confidential, friendly and regular rapid HIV testing, with results within 20 minutes.

Date: Sunday 24th November 2019

Time: 12pm – 5pm

Location: Armadillo Cafe, Station Road, Yate, Bristol BS37 4FW

Maisy Griffiths

Our Podcasts, News & Blogs

When actions speak louder than words, race in UK higher education.

Race and higher education hit a pivotal moment in 2018 as Black British student’s experiences made headlines across the UK. Mainstream and social media campaigns such as #MyRacistCampus reported Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) students’ everyday experiences of racism(s) on university campuses as users submitted their stories via Facebook and Twitter. The campaign supported prior … Continued

Maisy Griffiths

We’re Celebrating Same Sex Marriages and Abortion Rights in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland is changing the law for allowing same sex marriage and access to abortion services by February and March 2020. Westminster passed this these laws in July 2019, which took effect on Monday 21 October 2019. The Northern Ireland Assembly can influence the law. However, these laws were still passed by Westminster. The new … Continued

Maisy Griffiths

“Hair Apparent – A Voyage Around My Roots”

I grew up a mixed-race foster child in an all-White rural community in Yorkshire back in the 60s and 70s and being ‘high-visibility’ was something I had to learn how to handle alone. Not just my colour but my mass of tightly-curled hair also became a distinguishing feature; my White foster-mother struggled with it and … Continued

Maisy Griffiths